Halifax

 
Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia, is an Atlantic Canadian region that has evolved since 1749 to incorporate an exhilarating variety of sights, attractions and people. With sandy beaches, rugged shorelines and colorful gardens, charming fishing villages, farming communities and so much more, Atlantic Canada's largest city awaits.
Halifax is overflowing with history. This city played a role in the Titanic, as it is the final resting place for some of the passengers.
 In the heart of downtown you'll find art galleries, museums, historic sites and churches, shopping, sidewalk cafés and friendly nightclubs. Lively pubs, entertainment and a nightlife that doesn't quit; spectacular shows, first class sporting events, riveting live theatre on both sides of the Harbour, scrumptious dining and non-stop fun are all part of the enlivening Halifax experience.
 The Halifax Harbour is a beautiful way to see not only the place where Halifax obtains one of their major natural resources, but it is also a way to visit some of the neighboring places such as Dartmouth..
 Throughout the year you can enjoy music festivals, live theatre, outdoor concerts, symphony performances and good old fashioned Celtic ceilidhs. If you seek peaceful nature scenes, head out of the downtown for nearby communities offering hiking, camping, and bird watching. There are many trails that can be accessed, and offer many different types of ability levels and landscapes.
 Let yourself be romanced by the ocean and its wildlife, the crisp tang of salt air, fresh breezes, and an ever-changing panorama of colour and light. Stroll the boardwalks and see ships from around the world, watch fishermen at their timeless tasks, sail or kayak among the many islands of the beautiful bays.